NORMAL LAB RESULTS AND VALUES - HORMONES - LESSON 21

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HORMONAL ASSAYS:
Free T4 0.8-2.0 ng/dl

Free T3 2.3-4.2 pg/ml

TSH 0.25-4.30 microunits/ml

Serum T3 70-200 ng/dl

Serum T4 4.0-11.0 micrograms/dl

Serum Calcitonin 0.02-0.04 ng/ml

Parathormone Not detectable to 27 ng/dl

Follicle Stimulating Hormone Male Not detectable to 20 miu/ml

Female Follicular Phase 5-20 miu/ml

Midcycle Peak 15-35 miu/ml

Luteal Peak 5-20 miu/ml

Post- Menopausal 40-200 miu/ml

Luteinising Hormone Male Not detectable to 25 miu/ml

Female Post-Menopausal 5-20 miu/ml

Ovulating Females Follicular Phase Upto 8 miu/ml

Mid-cycle Peak 7-50 miu/ml

Luteal Phase Upto 7 miu/ml

Prolactin Male Not detectable to 15 ng/ml

Female Not detectable to 20 ng/ml


In Pregnancy I Trimester 7-31 ng/ml

II Trimester 31-182 ng/ml

III Trimester 84-232 ng/ml

One day Post-partum 20-319 ng/ml

Testosterone Male 300-1300 ng/dl

Female 3-5 ng/dl

Free Testosterone Male 9-30 ng/dl

Female 0.3-1.9 ng/dl


17- Ketosteroids

Male 9-24 mgs/day

Female 5-17 mgs/day


17-Ketogenic Steroids

Male 8-26 mgs/day

Female 6-18 mgs/day

Serum Cortisol A.M. 4.3-22.6 microgram/dl P.M. 3.10-16.6 microgram/dl


DHEA Sulphates

Male 80-560 microgram/dl

Female 35-430 microgram/dl

Beta HCG Less than 10 I Month 20-1000

I Trimester 10000-160000

II Trimester 6000-30000


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